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8-mo trial of 13 Black Panthers in bomb conspiracy case ends, longest in history of State Sup Ct

Black Panther Party Members Freed After Being Cleared of Charges

Hanoi press agency radio broadcast says N Vietnam agrees to accept formally a group of N Vietnamese POWs held in S Vietnam; S Vietnam has freed scores of N Vietnamese POWs but Hanoi has never acknowledged such acts; broadcast does not mention proposal to send 1,200 other N Vietnamese POWs held 4 yrs or more to a neutral country; broadcast sets specific terms for methods of release and acceptance of the POWs

SAIGON P.O.W. BID ACCEPTED IN HANOI

Natl Ry Labor Conf announces contract agreement with BLE, including agreement on work rule issue; pact will increase wages by about 42% over 42-mo contract; rr negotiator Hiltz describes settlement as 'significant step toward major improvement in labor-mgt relations' in ry indus, int; cautions that until UTU puts rules into effect, most of them cannot be instituted; notes that problems with BLE on rules were 'exactly the same' as problems with UTU; work rule changes listed

ENGINEERS AGREE ON RAIL CONTRACT

3 Negroes Nominated as Army Generals

Kahane and reputed underworld figure J A Colombo Sr join forces to fight alleged harassment by Fed Govt; pledge themselves to cause after Kahane was freed on $25,000 bail in Fed Ct, Bklyn, on indictments charging that he conspired to transport weapons and explosives across state lines; Colombo asserts that Kahane's cause is just, joint news conf; says that Kahane is 'fighting for his people in Russia and we're fighting for our people here'; Kahane terms charges against him and other league members as 'obviously false'; attributes Govt action to pressure from USSR to put end to 'Zionist hooligans'; charges that there has been 'sudden crackdown' on league; complains that other Jewish groups, particularly Anti-Defamation League, NY Bd of Rabbis and Amer Jewish Cong, have failed to support league; admits that league 'legally registered' rifles and shotguns and that 'several hundred' young Jews have been trained in their use; repts that 'friends' furnished his bail; Italian-Amer Civil Rights League atty B Slotnick represents Kahane at arraignment; denounces alleged co-conspirator named in indictment, G Laurie, as 'paid Govt agent'; indictment charges that Laurie and Kahane had conversation concerning illegal purchase of firearms' in Va in May '70; second indictment deals with mfr of firebombs, explosive devices, incendiaries and Molotov cocktails; bail of defendants listed; illus

Kahane and Colombo Join Forces to Fight Reported U.S. Harassment

Boeing chmn Allen says revival of project will require at least $1/2-billion in Govt financing than was needed before project was scrapped; says cost increase for developing 2 prototypes could go as high as $1-billion and that Govt would also have to finance start of liner production; Sen, 13-to-7, rejects motion by Sen Proxmire to exclude $85.3-million appropriation voted by HR; Proxmire holds Boeing statement confirms revival of project 'will be enormous and would cost as much to terminate as to go ahead'; says he will use Sen rules 'to the fullest to prevent early and precipitate action' on project; Repr Ford says Allen is maneuvering to get best possible price on renegotiated contract; Sen Ellender pessimistic; Fairchild-Hiller chmn Uhl says co could complete work on rear fuselage sections of liner within original contract terms or slightly under $36-million; Transportation Dept Deputy Dir Parsons says Boeing's estimates include outlays for projected 'quiet' new engine but that its costs will not be included in prototype development; says subcontractor costs could stay near original figures

BOEING HEAD SEES HALF‐BILLION RISE IN OUTLAY FOR SST

He is 1 of 3 members of Arab Socialist Union's Exec Com to resign

Six Quit Egyptian Cabinet In a Major Political Shift

opponents of Brit membership angered by gains at talks

British Opponents Of Market Angered By Gains at Talks

Sen Scott predicts Nixon will veto legis if Mansfieid amendment is attached; R L Ziegler says Adm will make every effort to prevent such a bill from being sent to White House

Nixon Firm in Fight to Bar U.S. Troop Cut in Europe

O'Hanlon, Virginia (Mrs Laura Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas)

Virginia O’ Hanlon, Santa's Friend, Dies

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NYS Sup Ct Justice Asch, in decision that could have widespread effects on multi-million dollar referral business, rules that commercial referral abortion agency Abortion Information Agency Inc is illegal; ruling on complaint by Ally Gen Lefkowitz bars agency from continuing in business, carried on for fee, of referring pregnant women to physicians and hosps for abortions; ruling detailed

Abortion Referral Agency Declared Illegal by Court

LONDON, May 13&#8212;The For eign Office has apologized to the Soviet Union for an inci dent at the Soviet consulate today, where a group of about 50 young British Jews staged a sit&#8208;in to protest the Lenin grad trial. The protesters said that they had been beaten up while inside the consulate.

Protest at London Consulate

Tass repts that several of 9 Jews on trial have expressed regret for their actions; provides brief summaries of alleged testimony of some of defendants; fails to provide any background on why defendants engaged in activity judged hostile to state; repts that defendant L S Kaminsky stated that he condemned activities of group; illus of Orthodox Jews, Jerusalem, offering prayers for defendants

Soviet Says Some Defendants In Leningrad Express Regret

apptd head of new 'superministry' of Econ and Finance; illus

Finance Minister in Bonn Quits in a Budget Dispute

Indian press repts USSR has pledged aid to India for Pakistani refugees; says Amb Pegov has met with Gandhi on problem and on possible Indian recognition of Bengalis

Soviet Aid Reported

EEC nations, in 1st effort to align foreign policies, indicate accord on proposals for Mideast solution, mins conf, Paris

Agreement on Stand on Mideast Is Indicated by Common Market

Govt officials rept Communist China offers interest-free loan not tied to purchase of Chinese products; hold Govt has no alternative to accepting offer if US withholds aid; newspapers sharply criticize US plan to provide $2.5-million aid for Pakistani refugees in India

Pakistani Officials Say China Has Offered $20‐Million Loan

Intergovernmental Work ing group on Declaration on the Human Environment 10:30 A.M. and 3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today May 14, 1971

Lunokhod 1 climbs 45-ft hill between 3 craters and takes stereoscopic photos of Sea of Rains

Lunokhod Photographs Seal

Amb Bunker calls N Vietnamese move on POWs encouraging; hopes it will be 1st step leading to release of US and allied POWs

Bunker Encouraged by Move

Moderate Is Named New Lisbon Patriarch

US State Dept officials express hope that N Vietnamese agreement to accept POWs could lead to release of ailing Amer POWs held by N Vietnam

U. S. Aides Voice Hope

Luce testifies that Govt holds at least 100,000 pol prisoners, Sen Foreign Relations Com; says prisoners are tortured and held under subhuman conditions

SAIGON SAID TO HOLD 100,000 IN PRISONS

Sofia Carmina Coppola is an American filmmaker and former actress. She has won an Academy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, a Golden Lion, and a Cannes Film Festival Award. She was also nominated for three BAFTA Awards, as well as a Primetime Emmy Award.

May 14, 1971

Headlines from May 14, 1971

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Black Panther Party Members Freed After Being Cleared of Charges

SAIGON P.O.W. BID ACCEPTED IN HANOI

ENGINEERS AGREE ON RAIL CONTRACT

3 Negroes Nominated as Army Generals

Billboard 200

4 Way Street

Jesus Christ Superstar

Up To Date

Pearl

Golden Bisquits

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 14, 1971